Laggies: Lynn Shelton’s Film Blends a Coming-of-Age Story With a Quarter-Life Crisis
Laggies is a fantastic movie, filled with down-to-earth characters, transcendent themes, and witty comedy
Anioł w Krakowie
The story of an Angel named Giordano, who, for his rascally conduct in Heaven (too frequent visits to Purgatory and his fascination with rock-and-roll), is sent to earth to do at least one good deed there every day. Giordano is supposed to land in "Holland", but by mistake he ends up in "Poland" (or more precisely: Krakow). His fresh outlook, sympathy for people and original thinking about the world help him, at the very beginning of his stay on Earth, to save a crumbling marriage.
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The story of an Angel named Giordano, who, for his rascally conduct in Heaven (too frequent visits to Purgatory and his fascination with rock-and-roll), is sent to earth to do at least one good deed there every day. Giordano is supposed to land in "Holland", but by mistake he ends up in "Poland" (or more precisely: Krakow). His fresh outlook, sympathy for people and original thinking about the world help him, at the very beginning of his stay on Earth, to save a crumbling marriage.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Artur Więcek, Witold Bereś
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Studio:Bereś & Baron Media Production, Studio Filmowe L&L
Cast
Artur Więcek
Director
Krzysztof Globisz
Angel Giordano
Witold Bereś
Bereś
Jerzy Trela
Kloszard, "tatko" Hanki
Andrzej Kozak
Anioł Rafael
Tomasz Schimscheiner
Anioł Lubega / Muzyk udający w czyśćcu Presleya
Kamil Bera
Karol, synek Hanki
Ewa Kaim
Hanka
Jerzy Skoczylas
Skoczylas
Robert Lubera
Monika Nowak
Protokolantka sądowa
Jerzy Goliński
Leonardo Da Vinci
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